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May a corporation (including nonprofit corporations) provide legal representation to third parties?

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May a corporation (including nonprofit corporations) provide legal representation to third parties?

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Generally, no. NCGS §84-5 prohibits corporations from practicing law for others. However, the statute does not prohibit legal corporations, authorized to practice under Chapter 55 of the NC General Statutes, from practicing law.